Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-25
HERR PAULUS,
c%lS RISE, HIS GREATNESS AND HIS
FALL.
fny waiter Besant, Author of "Al1 Sorts
@nd Conditions of Men, etc, otc.
.Ghe Right OF Translation is ReservedJ
BOOK THE SECOND.

-,UAPTER V.--THE SECOND FUNCTION.
The Second Great Manifestation, though
mere brief in it's duration and simpler in
.haracter than the first. was universally
acknowledged to to be of far greater i'm
pOrtance Nothiug, in fact not even the
events which follOwed-to he sure, these
we're chiefly of a private nature, and
could only he wbispered-did more to
Iaise Herr Paulus to that eminence which
ne enjoyed and might have been still en-.
owing but for circumstances which will
he duly narrated. The first Function was
undoubtedly sweet aud pleasant, both to
behold and to describe atterward. 1t
5hrilsd, but the emotions excited were
IN familiar lines it awed and impressed
those who assisted, but it did not actually
1&ke one unexpectedly. Things like unto
il had been seen before. Invisible bells
had been rung, invisible music had lbeen
Dia yed-indeed, mediums always bring
along a conCertina or an accordion for fear
She sOirits who cannot play anything
alae nor even harp-should forget to
lrlugan instrument: invisible hands have
Jften dope very astonishing things papers
ascending ike the rain from clear sky
there has been the exhibition of spirit
photographs and pictures there has been
teIeHraphng; there has been clairvoy-
iute Il, such feats have an historical
character. Stories of a like nature could
De aAduced, narrated, and compared In
3oine Of picturesG and beauty, and
tt1 .ss however, the first Function left
loshing to be desired; while ITS operator
appeared 10 be of a much higher charac-
Ter than any Ct those who accomplish their
,esu It's in the dark. One could not lmag:
me leZr Paulus STOPPING to impose upon
hts auAics3e by the common and we'll
known methods even those who were
east crrGulJus acknowledged this i'm
IN aNss superiority.
puf. A. regards the Function of this
evening, as Mr.. Brudeucl truly said at its
sloss---it is only the anticipation of few
0pCes--"The Thing'-he modestly called
q rhing-"whlch we have this day bee
u. vileged to witness, is an achievement
tGansm." You will acknowledge as much
wien you hear what it was. cit marks an
1poCk. e announces our arrival upon
higher Plane: it SHOWS that we have LETT
hehiud US forever the days of lying and
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